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- The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt gwent card

Vattier de Rideaux, Viscount of Eiddon, was the head of military intelligence for Emperor Emhyr var Emreis.

Biography

The intelligence chief was one of the organizers of the attack by the Scoia'tael on the mages' conference on Thanedd Island. Because the attack did not achieve its primary objective, de Rideaux and Emhyr var Emreis came to the conclusion that there were traitors among them, namely: Vilgefortz, Rience, Cahir, and possibly Isengrim Faoiltiarna.

Being the head of intelligence, he met with the emperor numerous times, with Emhyr growing more and more agitated as to why the spymaster hadn't found Ciri or Vilgefortz yet. After one such meeting where the emperor all but lambasted him, he headed off to visit his lover, Carthia van Canten, also known as Cantarella. As he passed the gardens though, Rience, via teleprojection, appeared and the two had a heated conversation before Rience stated he could hand over Cahir's head. In exchange, Rience wished to know where Stefan Skellen was and what he was planning.

Afterwards, he met with Carthia and told her everything that'd just happened, not realizing Carthia was a lot smarter than she put on and reported to Assire var Anahid.

Getting suspicious about what Stefan Skellen was planning, he made Neratin Ceka infiltrate within Skellen's gang. When however Neratin was killed, Vattier stopped receiving informations.

In the meanwhile, Vattier and Emhyr planned a great offensive for the war against the North, which was going to happen on spring, at the end of the winter. Unfortunately, Vattier revealed the plans of the offensive to Cantarella, who told everything to Assire who reported to Philippa Eilhart.

Later, Vattier marched with Emhyr and the Impera Brigade towards Stygga, where the battle between Vilgefortz and Geralt was taking place.

Trivia

  • Rideaux in French means "curtains".

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